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Austin Area Sees New Retail Hub, Restaurant Opening, and Grocery Store Closure

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A new mixed-use retail and dining hub, called the Market District, is being built in Leander, which will add 30,000 square feet of retail space focused on local and Asian businesses. Meanwhile, Cuantos Tacos is preparing to open its first brick-and-mortar restaurant in Austin after seven years operating as a food truck. Separately, Wheatsville Co-op announced its last day at its Guadalupe Street store will be in October.

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The opening of the Market District in Leander adds commercial space to the local retail market. The transition of Cuantos Tacos from a food truck to a permanent location and the closure of the Wheatsville Co-op store represent changes in the local dining and grocery supply landscape in Austin.

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Who's involved

  • AustinLocation where Cuantos Tacos is opening its new restaurant and where Wheatsville Co-op is closing its store.
  • Wheatsville Co-opFood cooperative winding down its 45-year-old store on Guadalupe Street.
  • LeanderLocation of the new Market District mixed-use retail and dining hub.

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